Cross Carpet in downtown Crestline offers competitive pricing on hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, and professional installation backed by over 35 years of local flooring expertise.
North Central State College is offering a free, interactive Women in Leadership workshop led by Kim Jenney to help local professionals build confidence and practical leadership skills.
Students from Northmor Schools explored hands-on STEAM careers through interactive robotics, chemistry, and biology workshops at The Ohio State University at Marion in partnership with OSU Extension–Morrow County.
Barb’s Craft Shack has officially opened in Bucyrus, offering a cozy selection of handmade Americana décor, loom-knitted items, and repurposed gifts at its new Penn Avenue location.
Pillar Credit Union advises Marion, Ohio residents to protect their financial health by accessing free annual credit reports at AnnualCreditReport.com to detect identity theft and errors.
AgCredit announces a $22.6 million patronage dividend for its member-owners in Northern Ohio, marking 39 consecutive years of returning profits to local farmers and agribusinesses.
The Board of Control is reviewing a single $175,000 minimum bid for the former north end fire station, with an official award meeting tentatively scheduled for April 1.
In honor of National Kidney Month, retired educator Mary Kay Hagerty—who has long-standing ties to Bucyrus—is seeking a living kidney donor through programs at Indiana University Health and Ohio medical centers as she battles stage four kidney disease.
Maxwell Anatra, 24, was found incompetent to stand trial Wednesday in the 2025 murders of his parents, Matthew and Lisa Anatra, and will be transported from Crawford County to a maximum-security behavioral hospital in Columbus for treatment.
Bucyrus firefighters in IAFF Local 1120 have unanimously issued a vote of no confidence in Fire Chief Chad Schwemlry, citing urgent concerns over staffing levels, leadership, and public safety.